Kayloo

Ralph Nader announced Sunday morning that he would be entering the presidential elections as an independent come November. Democrats have been quick to pounce on him, saying that he is a spoiler to their party and he was one of the reasons why Al Gore did not defeat George Bush in 2000. I personally do [...]

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How dare you try to smear the image of John McCain. This yellow journalism is down right wrong, and just because you like to hate on the Republicans and conservatives, doesn’t mean you can ruin their character. Lucky for all of us though, we know your crazy antics, and we trust John McCain. Thanks to [...]

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As Mike Huckabee is still in the Republican nomination race, it’s just making me sick. Not only is this meaning that McCain still has to focused on getting those little bit of delegates, he can not fully focus on national fundraising and campaigning for president. It is mathmatically impossible for Huckabee to get the needed [...]

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While checking out a person in my aisle the other day, they asked for a Bonus Card form. So, like usual, I went to go fetch the lady a form. I get back, hand her the form and a pen, and then she says the most unusual thing. “With this spare time of mine, let [...]

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Illegal immigration is third on my list of the most important issues with America in the present time. It is only toped by the economy, and the war on terror and military in general. Illegal immigration is a part, in its own ways, in the problems with the economy and the war on terror. These [...]

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Is about the Democrats. Ever since Romney has dropped out, the only thing that is being said from every major news company is about who will win the Democrat nomination. Will it be Hillary, who is leading because of the super delegates; or Obama, who would be leading if it wasn’t for the super delegates. [...]

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Everybody has been waiting for this. Who would of new that my man John McCain would be leading by a pretty big margin in the polls so far for tomorrows primaries around the country. Not the same on the other side though, as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama just can’t seem to crush one another [...]

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